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Road accidents claimed 75 lives in 6 months in Edo

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July 15, 2025
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No fewer that 75 persons were reportedly killed in a road accidents between January and June, 2025 in Edo State.

Salient Times report that the Edo State Sector commander of the Federal Road Safety Corps, FRSC, Cyril Mathew disclosed this to newsmen on Monday in Benin City.

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Mathew said the victims were killed in 101 road crashes that occurred in the state.

He said a total of 903 passengers were involved in the accidents, 304 sustained injuries while 75 persons lost their lives within the period under review.

According to him, 15 passengers were killed in January, 18 in February, 14 in March, 4 in April, 5 in May while 19 died in June.

He attributed most of the accidents to break failure, overspending, dangerous driving, use of phone, route violation among others by drivers.

The FRSC Sector Commander said the Command has stepped up campaigns across the state to sensitize motorists on the need to imbibe safety culture on the road to ensure the safety of passengers and pedestrians.

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He said the campaigns are part of efforts aimed at changing the road crash narrative in the state.

He, however, warned motorists against over-loading, drunk driving, night driving, use of the phone and over-speeding for their safety and that of the passengers.

He called on stakeholders to work together with the corps to ensure zero road traffic crashes in the state.

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